Woohoo! Yep, I set it up with the "generic" option. Almost immediately ran into an issue with the installer backgrounding a text-UI yes/no prompt that it never answered (so it hung), with the UI written into the log file hovering over the "no" box... but... after Ctrl+C'ing out of it and trying again, it worked.
Now I'm stuck trying to get cert set up. Let's Encrypt seems not to be responding... just hangs at "renewing certs" and visibly 1% on the progress bar forever. Hmm...
Trying to get started, as the promise of Cloudron is to provide self-hosting for cloud services (at least, as I was pitched 
). Less than zero interest in using any cloud server provider.
The first thing required by the Setup script -- before you can even get the script to run -- is a "provider" option. However, there's no documentation W H A T S O E V E R for this option. I tried "--help" at first to see if it would explain the options, or even what the question is asking (is it asking for a music service provider? internet service provider? food service provider? ELABORATE on the question, please!).
I had no direction to what to pick or when to pick the "Generic" option. Didn't even know what that means, and I also didn't know what 9/10 of the available options were even referring to.
I know my domain is bought through Godaddy, so I was looking for the Godaddy DNS option there, as the docs dive head-first from "run this command line with options a/b/d/g/b/sb/sdf/generic and when it comes back, read on!", right into DNS options, so I thought it was referring to DNS.
Could you just take a few minutes and write a couple more lines in this page explaining what the heck the "provider" option refers to? https://cloudron.io/documentation/installation/
